Our Programme For This Year and Next.
Entrance fee £5 for Members and £7 for Guests. (Except for special events and field trips).
Free beverage and biscuit.
2026
Why do we dream?
What are they for?
This talk will explore aspects of dreaming such as:
· Sleep cycles
· Dreamwork techniques
· Using your dreams as an oracle
· Mexican dream geography
· Ways to improve dream recall
· Dealing with unpleasant dreams
· Lucidity in dreaming
· Dreams and healing
· Dreaming and death
· Dream ‘bridging’
· Pyramid of dreams
· Precognitive dreams
· Dreaming and moon cycles
Alex Heron is an experienced teacher and trainer. He has been studying dreaming and dreamwork since the early 1990's.
He is qualified in psychology, educational training, counselling, shamanic counselling and Active Dreaming.
He has trained extensively in groupwork, shamanism and Mesoamerican dreaming practices.
His dreaming teachers include Merilyn Tunneshende, Jonathan Horwitz, Sergio Magana and Robert Moss.
For the last 10 years Alex has offered and presented a series of one-day and weekend Dreamwork courses.
Alex’s work background includes English teaching, both in UK schools and TEFL in Romania, and many years as a specialist advisory teacher for children with emotional and behavioural difficulties in Bristol, UK.
The Christmas Meal is being held at the George in Cam. Please let Teresa know if you are attending the meal to book a place.
Price and menu choices will be available closer to the time, when the George has them available.
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2027
January 9th 2027. 10:30 - 12:00. Whitminster Village Hall. GL2 7NN.
An Investigation into aspects of The Knights Templar using Tarot and Divination Cards, by Tarot Investigator Malcolm White
Much has been written about the Knights Templar, officially formed in around 1118.
The Tarot and divination cards reveal a less spoken about inner movement of initiates that strived for higher levels of consciousness and aligning with the god head.
Working with the Tarot and divination cards, Malcolm reveals new and hidden information:
- What significant discovery did The Knights Templar find around what was alleged to be the site of Solomans Temple?
- What is the purpose and function of the Ark of the Covenant?
- What do the cards reveal about the mysterious life of St Bernard de Clairvaux founder of the Cistercian movement and his connection with the Templar Knights?
- A card reading on the history of the Templar Knights and more.
Practical Dowsing Practice with John Collins.
Whether you dowse with rods, pendulum or bobber or have never dowsed before, John and his team will give you advice and practice your skills.
Sabrina Goddess of the Severn presented by Nicola Haasz.
Sabrina, (Welsh Hafren) is the ancient Goddess of the River Severn, the longest river in Britain. Priestess Nicola Haasz has researched the legends and mythology for over two decades.
Her family have lived for generations by the Severn in Gloucestershire and she runs the Sabrina River Folk Podcast to capture the cultural heritage of our magnificent river.
She also holds a regular Sabrina connection online Circle for devotees and is as active water campaigner with grassroots collective Sacred Severn.
Join us for a morning of enchantment of our local River Goddess looking at her course, archaeology and history.
Tony Royle - From Rods to Resilience: Building Health the Natural Way
In his talk, Tony will elaborate on what he calls, ‘the pillars of health’, the practices that allow the human body to attain and sustain its intended and natural state of wellbeing, and how dowsing and mindfulness can play their parts.
It is based on Chapter 7 of his new book, Heart Attack to Ironman which gives a much fuller account of the forces intentionally working against the best interests of humanity’s health and fitness.
Given the increasing rates of obesity, heart disease, diabetes, cancer and many other ailments, we can all see that something is fundamentally wrong.
Tony aims to tell us what this is and how to put it right.
Dr. Tony Royle is a former electrical engineer and both military and civilian pilot.
Alongside his flying career he pursued a parallel academic career in the sciences and mathematics and he is currently an associate lecturer with the Open University tutoring on its MSc Mathematics course.
A heart attack in 2014 prompted him to question mainstream advice on diet and health, particularly that associated with cholesterol and saturated fats, and his subsequent research led him to realise that the allopathic approach to atherosclerosis and Type-2 diabetes is primarily designed to mask symptoms using drugs, rather than address root causes and offer cures.
His investigations also uncovered a tale of corruption that ran deep in the areas of medical and nutritional education, research, and practice.
Using lifestyle changes alone he allowed his broken body to fully heal itself.
However, the subsequent lack of interest shown by medical professionals in understanding his natural pathway to wellness shocked him, and it has since been his passion to do what he can to help others navigate the misinformation and malpractice responsible for the current pitiful state of the nation’s health.
Tony’s PhD is in aeronautics and he is an international age-group triathlete.
He completed Ironman events in 2018 and 2019 to prove the impact a ketogenic diet and other lifestyle adjustments can have on physical and mental resilience and general health.